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We are pleased to announce our joint venture with GULF AVIATION ACADEMY, Bahrain (Gulf).

Universal Airhostess Academy & Gulf Aviation Academy announce joint venture to provide initial step training for Cabin Crew & CPL Pilot training with Type rating (Florida, India & Bahrain) student to 1st Officer.

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Recruitment in aviation sector on the rise !!!

Mumbai: Recruitment in the aviation sector is on the rise, despite weak air travel demand and mounting losses at airlines. Entry of new carriers, addition of more routes by global players, mushrooming of new airports and modernization of old ones have opened up employment opportunities in the industry.
“The recruitment trend that we see in the Indian airline market is due to individual business plans of some airlines, primarily IndiGo which is adding more capacity than its rivals,” said Peeyush Naidu, director at consultancy firm Deloitte India. “Recruitment by foreign carriers shows the immense potential for our human resources, especially in the hospitality sector.” According to him, choosing the right crew and training them are key for airlines because “in an industry where all airlines offer the same set of fares, the service quality can be the only differentiating factor”.
Growth in air traffic in India has slowed down considerably over the past few years. Airlines flew 6.02 million passengers in May, up 8% from a year earlier, show data from industry regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Traffic during the January-May period grew a mere 3%. But airlines have been adding flights, anticipating a pickup in demand.

NEW DELHI: Air India Express, the international budget arm of the national carrier, will added eight more flights in its network in the upcoming summer schedule and would operate 173 flights per week during the period.

"In the summer 2015 schedule, Air India Express will operate 173 flights per week as compared to current operation of 165 flights/week. The aircraft utilization will be 11.3 hours per day," the airline said in a statement.